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The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 brings major changes for Build to Rent (BTR). We explain what applies from May 2026 and how BTR operators should prepare now.
The UK biotech sector continues to demonstrate a quiet but determined resilience, even as investors navigate more cautious global market conditions.
On 10 July 2025, the English Devolution and Communities Bill was introduced to Parliament. While the Bill’s wider aim is to devolve more powers to local authorities and stimulate regional growth, one provision has attracted particular attention from property owners and investors.
On 11 March 2026, the ASA issued a republished ruling upholding its May 2025 decision, following a months‑long independent review initiated by ZOE.
The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) is ushering in a period of change for UK data protection laws. For those working in life sciences, these changes present an opportunity when using personal data in research and should be considered when planning their data privacy compliance programs.
This article explores the new neighbourhood health framework, examining its potential impact on organisational structures and contractual agreements in the years ahead.
Following the NISTA/IPA guidance for the Decarbonisation of Operational PFI projects published in 2023, NISTA has now published a suite of materials to assist individual projects.
We share insights from MIPIM 2026 on how geopolitical uncertainty is shaping real estate debt markets, with a focus on interest rates, liquidity, pricing and evolving lender appetite for refinancing.
We summarise what we know so far about The Provision of Information (Contractual Control) (Registered Land) Regulations 2026 and explore the implications of the new register for developers and promoters.
The government has proposed reforms to the National Security and Investment Act, with implications for transactions in a number of regulated sectors.
ICC Judge Agnello KC dismissed an application seeking disclosure of correspondence and other documents passing between Secretary of State and the joint liquidators of three companies in respect of which disqualification proceedings had been brought.
In dismissing the liquidators’ appeal, the High Court has clarified the limits of liquidators’ powers when seeking documents under sections 235 and 236. Requests must be properly evidenced and targeted. A desire to “reconstitute corporate knowledge” is not a sufficient reason, on its own, to demand everything held by a third party service provider.